The late James E. Gibbons, former editor of the Sword and Staff publication, wrote the following poem, entitled, “Where Have All the Faithful Preachers Gone?”:
“Say, where have all the strong and faithful preachers gone? Who stately stood and spoke the truth with thunderous tone? They were stalwart and unashamed, with message sound, And though few followed them, they knew where they were bound.Tell us, where have the strong and faithful preachers gone? Who with backbone were unafraid to stand alone? God’s Word is still the same — man’s needs are greater still. Will none step up and take a stand their place to fill?”
Beloved, as Brother Gibbons so plainly expressed in the above poem, there is a dire shortage and need of faithful-to-the-Book preachers.
With these thoughts in mind, the following are some suggested schools of preaching for any young man who has an intense desire to become a gospel preacher (Jeremiah 20:8-9):
—Mike Riley, Gospel Snippets
“Say, where have all the strong and faithful preachers gone? Who stately stood and spoke the truth with thunderous tone? They were stalwart and unashamed, with message sound, And though few followed them, they knew where they were bound.Tell us, where have the strong and faithful preachers gone? Who with backbone were unafraid to stand alone? God’s Word is still the same — man’s needs are greater still. Will none step up and take a stand their place to fill?”
Beloved, as Brother Gibbons so plainly expressed in the above poem, there is a dire shortage and need of faithful-to-the-Book preachers.
With these thoughts in mind, the following are some suggested schools of preaching for any young man who has an intense desire to become a gospel preacher (Jeremiah 20:8-9):
- Brown Trail School of Preaching
- Memphis School of Preaching
- East Tennessee School of Preaching
- West Virginia School of Preaching
- Georgia School of Preaching
- Bear Valley Bible Institute
- Florida School of Preaching
—Mike Riley, Gospel Snippets
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